Proposing an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands.

This bill proposes an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands. The bill defines destructive live-fire military training as the discharge of large caliber munitions employing standard, incendiary, high-explosive, or inert rounds, whether portable, crew-served, or vehicle-mounted. The legislature finds that the continued practice of destructive live-fire military training is inconsistent with the State's constitutional duties and has the potential to ignite wildfires, contaminate soil and water, scatter unexploded.

Proposing an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands.

This bill proposes an amendment to the Hawaii State Constitution to prohibit destructive live-fire military training on public trust lands. The bill defines destructive live-fire military training as the discharge of large caliber munitions employing standard, incendiary, high-explosive, or inert rounds, whether portable, crew-served, or vehicle-mounted. The legislature finds that the continued practice of destructive live-fire military training is inconsistent with the State's constitutional duties and has the potential to ignite wildfires, contaminate soil and water, scatter unexploded.